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Hello. Who traveled by bus to Bulgaria, write how the border crossing procedure takes place?
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I didn't go to Bulgaria. But she crossed the border more than once. Depending on how you will go and where (I'm from Ukraine). In theory, you will go through Romania. I traveled across the Hungarian and Polish borders. The procedure is essentially standard, two borders (Ukrainian - foreign) - customs control. Boring, long :) The duration can be from 1 hour to 6-12 hours, as you're lucky. You can stay longer. The last time, when I was already driving back, all the procedures across the Polish border took only 1 hour. It's insanely fast. We are lucky)) And I wish you good luck and hassle-free border crossing
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answered 14 years ago
Traveled from Ukraine by bus through Romania. 4 (borders) customs crossed in one direction: Ukrainian exit (1.5-2 hours), Romanian entry for about an hour, Romanian exit and Bulgarian entry together for 1 hour. For some reason, the Ukrainian one is the longest. For a bus with 40 passes, this is fast, 1 passenger 1 minute, as they explained to us. It will not be lucky if there is one more or more than one round ahead. bus. As far as I understand, there is a separate passage for such buses. Procedure: passports are collected in the cabin from the hands of each tourist by a customs officer, after checking they are given through the driver. The distribution of passports is a circus, given that we had 3 Bulgarian drivers with us, who did not read the full name in the passports very confidently, after the second customs office, the "trepidation" in relation to handing the passports back to the passengers disappeared and the passports were handed out by the very first initiative passenger, through the cabin in documents were circulating in search of the owner for another 3-4 minutes in the process of removing the bus from the crossed border. Despite everything, everyone had their passports, everyone is happy)) although a slight hysteria in the voice of some tourists at the 4th minute of the distribution of passports still took place, but if you have a group leader in the bus, then it’s not so “interesting” will.
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answered 14 years ago
I went 2 times to Bulgaria by bus from Kyiv. Each time a different route. The first time through Romania, and the second time through Romania and Moldova. The second time was terrible! We mostly crossed the border at night. There is little to enjoy in this! Passports were taken from everyone's hands, and then at least an hour later they were given to the driver. Bags are not checked. Only once they opened the trunks and let the dog in, otherwise everything went quietly and calmly.
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answered 14 years ago